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Factors that effect human population size

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7100155935Age structure diagramHorizontal bar graph of a population divided into groups by age and gender.0
7100155936Birth rateThe rate at which births occur in a population, measured as the percentage of births compared with the total population in a year.1
7100155937Death rateThe rate at which deaths occur in a population, measured as the percentage of a population dying compared with the total population in a year.2
7100155938Demographic transitionThe pattern of change in birth and death rates as a country is transformed from undeveloped to developed.3
7100155939Growth rateThe net increase of some factor per unit time. It is sometimes measured as the increase in numbers of individuals or biomass per unit time and sometimes as a percentage increase in numbers or biomass per unit time.4
7100155940Human carrying capacityThe maximum number of human beings which can live on Earth at the same time; is dependent on the quality of life people desire and are willing to accept5
7100155941Life expectancyThe estimated average number of years (or other time period used as a measure) that an individual of a specific age can expect to live6
7100155942Zero population growth (ZPG)The number of births equals the number of deaths so that there is no net change in the size of the population7
7100155943DemographyThe study of populations, especially their patterns in space and time8
7100155944Replacement level fertilityFertility rate required for a population to remain a constant level9
7100155945Total fertility rate (TFR)The average number of children expected to be born to a woman during her lifetime10
7100155946Crude birth rateThe number of live births per 1,000 people in a population, in a given year.11
7100155947Crude death rateThe number of deaths per 1,000 people in a population, in a given year.12
7100155948Infant mortality rate (IMR)The number of deaths of infants under 1 year old per 1,000 live births.13
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